PlayStation "Orion" (PS6 Home Console) and PlayStation "Canis" (PS6 Handheld) early Specs Leak from Moore’s Law Is Dead. : r/GamingLeaksAndRumours:
PlayStation "Orion" (PS6 Home Console):
-Chiplet Design, with some mention of possibly utilizing "Navi 5" Desktop chiplets.
-Backwards Compatibility to PS5 and PS4 Generations. (no mention of PS3)
-Heavy Emphasis on Cost Constraints, and keeping power lower than PS5.
-Manufacturing Planned for Mid-2027, with a likely Fall 2027 or Early-2028 Release Date.
-160W TBP
-8 x Zen 6 (or later) Cores
-40-48 RDNA 5 Compute Units @ 3GHz+
-160-bit or 192-bit bus w/ GDDR7@32GT/s+-
-Rasterisation Performance estimated to be ~3x PS5 (Ray Tracing Uplift Expected to be Higher)

*Because Canis is verified to be on 3nm, and Magnus is on 3nm - It is believed this is 3nm as well.

*It's clear that PS6 "Orion" started as a chiplet design that looked kinda like an RDNA 3 layout, but it's also clear that AMD was trying to convince Sony to share dies with desktop...so it's very possible that the final design could use AT3 or AT (like XBOX Magnus), and therefore it could end up getting more than 48 Compute Units...but likely the same or less than XBOX.
PlayStation "Canis" (PS6 Handheld):
-Monolithic 3nm Die (He was able to verify THIS in modern documents)
-Backwards Compatibility to PS5 and PS4 Generations. (no mention of PS3)
-Canis includes a MicroSD Slot, M.2 SSD Slot, Haptic Vibration, Dual Mics, and a Touchscreen.
-Specifically, a diagram states that the USB-C port has video out capabilities.
-Manufacturing Planned for Mid-2027, with a likely Fall 2027 or Early-2028 Release Date.
-15W TBP
-4 x Zen 6c Cores
-12-20 RDNA 5 Compute Units @ 1.6-2GHz
-128-bit bus w/ LPDDR5X-7500+
-Rasterization Performance estimated to be ~0.5x PS5 (RT Expected to be higher than this)

*Canis should beat XBOX Ally X in performance, but it doesn't come off as a "powerhouse".